John Schneider was one of the very few Hollywood people that helped out Bay County after Hurricane Michael. The rest of them just ignored us. Thanks John. #850STRONG
I met Tom Wopat at the Marriott of the Town Centers in Charleston, WV back in I remember 1987. We were there on a weekend party bing and Wopat was in the bar because he was staying there. He was doing a book signing in the area that weekend. One Hell of a guy and real. He enjoyed himself as much as we did having him hang with us. I can say this because i was there, he aint much on dancing but damn if he wasnt having a good time... Loved it and what a memory brother.
Tom Wopat commented that it's difficult to pinpoint the success in the show but we must admit that this was a different show that honed and respected family values and structure; and viewers wanted more of that.
The writers did a masterful job and personifying the General. When the General got hurt, fans hurt. When the General got stolen, fans felt a personal loss. That car represented so much more than just cool transportation. Add in the family values of the show and there was no way it could fail.
In this 80s I was a teenager and I didn't miss a single episode of the Dukes of Hazzard. Best sitcom ever. Can we please get some reruns. No remakes, just reruns. Dukes can't be duplicated. Facts
The Duke's and the Andy Griffith Show both respected family values, the right way and structure! Times have changed so much in 30 years and it's not changed for the better.
So was I when i still lived in France. The show was very popular there too, at least in our family. We even had CB radios, and i still have. The show became my favorite ever. And i for sure keep watching it.
Buddy... I remember, I was 5 or 6, and I peed in the heat vent, ( I was 5 or 6) and my best friend Brent ratted me out, and I got grounded from tdoh for that Friday night
That was the highlight of the week! Every Friday night me and my brother and sisters all got a candy bar and watched the dukes. My dad popped popcorn and my whole family watched this show. That was the best times of my life.
Greetings from Greece, it was a huge success in the 80s for Greece as well. I was lucky enough to be around 10 when they started playing this on national TV.
Just a thank you to everyone who was on the Dukes of Hazzard. You made my Friday nites at home with my Mama and Daddy. We loved it. We watched it together. Made a lot of good memories for me as well as my family. So thank you to all who made this Show possible. ❤🫶🦋
I wasnt alive during the time they were making new episodes but I grew up watching reruns and it was the best. i didnt even get shown kids shows i watched dukes, westerns, and nascar
People loved it for the car.. Same as knight Rider, Delorean, A-Team van, Ecto-1. Duke's 69 Charger is not a symbol of racism, but a rebel and a staple of American muscle that everyone loves.
My dad took me to an auto show in Buffalo just to get Ben Jones' [Cooter] autograph when I was a little kid and he couldn't have been a nicer guy. I loved this show, kinda thought the Jonny Knoxville remake stunk, but any chance to see working fully functional '69 orange Charger onscreen is worth it.
I saw Tom Wopat in New York playing the part of Billy Flynn the attorney in Chicago at the Ambassador. It was interesting seeing him in a Broadway play after growing up watching him as Luke Duke.
could not imagine not being a fan of this great show , not only was it one of my favorites for Saturday nights on the BBC growing up in the UK , but of all time . Thank you BBC for signing the UK rights for it . John Schneider always be my favorite
I was and still am a big fan of the show. Used to ride my bike and dirtbike to go watch them tape here in SoCal. Thanks to all the actors and crew for making my childhood very memorable!!!
Will always be the show in my opinion. It has kept my interest for over 30 years still watch it in fact watching it know... Peoples Choice episode lets see if Thelma Claire Rogers can win an election against Boss...
This was a terrific lookback on the show. Strangely, I've never seen so much as a single episode but I was always very familiar with it and how popular it was and I sure remember seeing the commercials advertising that weeks episode. Times were sure different back then and despite Daisy's short-shorts being her own idea, nowadays sjw's would rally the world over if they had a female character even think of wearing such a thing because today men are bad and women are just their poor victims. I miss the Duke period so much.
I know your comments 2 years old so you may not see this... But it actually wasn't her idea... In an interview she said she came out of the trailer to get some food and she was wearing her pajamas which was the shorts and shirt. Someone... can't quite most likely the director.... saw her and said 'that's your outfit now.'basically what they said and yes I honestly heard her say it in an interview
We have an elevated set of railroad tracks in my hometown. When I was 17, and just started driving, I had a 69 Buick Skylark that I’d jump over the tracks. Scared my friends silly, but it sure was fun.
We had 1 of those in my hometown too. 1st time i jumped it i never took my foot off the gas. Thankfully there's a field on the other side cause as soon as i landed my car shot left straight in the field LOL.
@@joespitler3929 We all had our Dukes of Hazzard moments. 30 years ago I jumped a 72 cutlass on a hill a few miles down the road from me at a 110 mph with 3 friends no seat belts and blew a rear tire on impact. I went from one side of the road to the other about 4-5 times before it slowed down n drove it home on the flat and never did that again. I actually never drove that car again and sold it with the flat tire for $100. A year later they redid the road and removed the hill. We laugh about it today but we all know we got real lucky that day.
Back when I was a kid a cop got in big trouble because he went airborne over some tracks and destroyed the suspension on his cruiser. He swore up and down that he didn’t know that they were there because he never went down that road before and was responding to a call but it came out that there wasn’t a call and that he heard about them from a friend and was a dukes of hazard fan
I was in my early teens back in those days, I can clearly remember looking forward to each weeks new episode every Saturday evening. Was the tv highlight of the week for me. I am in the UK and it was great being transported across the pond to crazy old Hazzard County for that hour every week. The characters and everything about that show was fantastic in my eyes.
❤️Back when stunts were _real_ , done by real _stuntmen!_ none of this CGI 💩in today’s television.❤️ Good quality wholesome family viewing pleasure👍 I remember laying in the thick shag carpet at my grandparent’s watching this as a kid (about 2 feet from the 📺 screen 🤣); still one of my all time favorite TV series!
I'm late here to the party.. but this show gave me such great childhood memories thank you to the Dukes of Hazzard the cast was fabulous the whole show production was just wow!!!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I loved this show when I was a kid even though I was living in the UK, as it got a fairly high profile time-slot on the BBC for its first run - early Saturday evening IIRC.
After Dukes, Tom Wopat was one the three actors who tried to auditioned the role of Mitch Buchannon in Baywatch , and he was up against David Hasselhoff and Adrian Paul from Highlander, but of course, it was The Hoff who gotten the gig.
Not just teenagers liked it, children liked it too! As a girl, I loved the cars, Bo was an early crush, and Daisy was a role model! What a fun show! So honest and understandable.
Absolutely love the Dukes of Hazzard. In my humble opinion the General Lee is the most iconic car in TV/film history. He is a legendary......yeehaw.....
It was badass to see KITT racing against The Gen. Lee (unmarked) on the episode of Knight Rider's "Give me Liberty, or Give me Death" and KITT jumped over The Gen. like a bad habit.
Timeless classic! I was 19 when I first saw it in 1978. As a young guy I wish I had a car like the General Lee. While I was fascinated by the stunts I did not really want to drive the car the way the Dukes did. I also was taken by the story line messages that right always wins over wrong doing, the good guys always win! John and Tom were not bad role models.
my parents thought daisies shorts were to short so i didnt get to watch it at times.funny stuff especially compared to what they wear or dont wear today.
It was pure escape from people's troubles...it was what green acres and petticoat junction was to an earlier generation and is and will remain timeless
it was one of thos things that when you heard as a kid about the show at school from your class mates about this you no youre late when you tune in and the first thing you saw was the jump thats when you as a kid new you where hooked! like the series friends and kitt or the A-team it just klikt
This is my lifetime favorite show ever. I can remember when I was a young kid watching this. I watched the pilot episode in the hospital at 7 years old. I watched it like religion till it went off 7 years later. Once it left the air I dont remember any reruns till Tom wopat got a gig on CMT in the late 90s and they played the reruns while he had his show on their network. And ironically I dont remember any coy and Vance episodes running in that time. Lol when it left CMT I dont remember reruns until recent years on me TV and I'm not sure it's even still on it. Prolly bc of the general and all the rebel flags and rebel flag tags on the cop cars I'm sure. As sad as that is its probably the reason I'm sure. Anyway it's fine with me bc my wife bought me the whole 7 season set and I'm watching them all the way threw on season 4 now. Only problem with the set is the episodes are not in true order. Like the season bo and Luke wreck Daisy's road runner and she gets the jeep. After that episode played there were a few that popped up where she all sudden was in car then back to jeep in the next. Also that yellow road runner started out Luke's in the pilot and then a episode or so later it was the "extra" car then it became Daisy's car till it was wrecked. And the general became both boys car when the yellow car became Daisy's it was like they were kinda letting stuff fall into place as it progressed in the first and second seasons
Charles Greer: You're right about the continuity errors in the episodes order, but in truth, that's the way they were aired during the original run. There's no official explanation for why that happened, but you can look up the episode air dates, and there are footnotes that mention exactly what you said. Daisy has a jeep this episode, then the next episode she has the yellow car, then back to the jeep. The same is true of Huey Hogg. The first time he shows up, there's a brief description from Waylon about who he is, Boss Hogg's nephew. The next time, almost a year later, there's a detailed description of who he his and why is on the show. Almost as if he's never been on the show before and he's being introduced as a new character. There even an episode that was filmed in season two and didn't air until season three. Only if you watched the previous episode in season two, do you realize that the episode in season three has references from that previous show.
They covered everything except Waylon Jennings' part in things. How'd they choose him? What made him decide to do it? He had as large a part in his own way as 'The Big 3".
mdbruffy Waylon did the narration/music on the movie Moonrunners. That movie inspired the series so Waylon was key. He was also the #1 country star at the time n they paid him good.
they weren't classics back then. just 10 years old however. they were just what the doctor ordered. originally, as the story goes, they looked at Camaro's. but they were too short to fly over the jumps
Yes but a good majority were beyond even radical saving. They had many that had no floors barely any structure over launch cage. And most good parts were salvaged. There was an actualy good car that was dropped in lake John owned, true 440 car, supposedly a fellow down south has it fully restored. The very first 01 Charger was found and restored a ways back. Honestly most had more bondo than metal, hastily paitned flag with medical tape border. Just for a launch.
I swear it John in his prime looks very similar to Smallville's Tom Welling when they were the same age. It made it easy, I think for people on the show who were not aware that Clark was adopted to believe that he was Jonathan Kent's biological son, because they look very much alike.
anyone remember that orange box with the yellow button that payed the dixie horn? we had swings in the back yard. when i was a kid i kept pressing that button as i was swinging
I seriously hope that the damn Left people of this world today don't ruin this show. I hope there will still be companies out there who will release these in its full form and not photoshop anything out of it. I loved this show. So many damn memories from watching it when I was younger. I've been meaning to buy the whole complete set of this series for some time. I would always look forward to watching this show every day with my Dad when I got home from school. This show is also what made me become a Mopar fan and helped shape my dream car as a 69 Dodge Charger! The Rebel flag is not Racist. This is more to me than just a TV show.
One thing that was strange about the DoH was it somehow circumvented the 'Rural Purge' that CBS was known for. The only other I can think of was The Waltons. Maybe Dallas in a way. Otherwise the network wanted high rise apartments, oceansides, and glass offices.
I don't think it is hard to pin down why this show has maintained a strong following. Not too hard at all. In a world that is riddled with sinister minds that are constantly betraying the noble code.....we need to look into some direction for a glimpse of how life could be if only we all had the best intentions in heart and mind for one another. Instead of indifference and apathy we get to see genuine care and concern for the good health and well being of EVERYONE. Was no classification that made you worthy of respect and dignity. Just as long as your will was good you were welcomed. And also,if outsiders or marauders came around hatching evil plots...they met with the firey flames of Bo and Luke Dukes arrows that ALWAYS hit their mark! This show is big medicine in a sad sick world. I have a general lee model car that I will never build. I merely wish to preserve the package in prestein condition. Just like my memories of my childhood and how this show taught me to defend the weak. This show and others is what influenced me to take care of my community. And God has no doubt blessed all those responsable for producing such timeless and important material,many times over.
Pause it at 0:05 - "Free Beer (In a glass $10)" Bugger the glass, i'll bring a red plastic cup. Heck, if it's free i'll drink it out of a bottle cap I find on the floor as long as they keep the free beer coming.
@@oakpineranch You don't know what you're talking about. It happened in 2015 when the fake outrage over the confederate flag was suddenly manufactured: "Amid the ongoing national debate in America over the display of the Confederate flag, the TV Land cable/satellite channel confirmed they would no longer be airing reruns of the 1980s television series The Dukes of Hazzard" "A week after Warner Bros. announced it would no longer sanction the manufacturing of “Dukes of Hazzard” merchandise featuring the flag, TV Land announced it’s pulling reruns of the 1980s’ TV series featuring John Schneider and Tom Wopat as Bo and Luke Duke in fictional Hazzard County, Georgia." www.snopes.com/news/2015/07/01/tv-land-dukes-hazzard/
The way you phrased your question I thought you were talking about when I was originally canceled. You mentioned nothing about what you just now posted. You really think Snopes is even accurate i you mentioned nothing about what you just now posted. You need to be more specific you little whiny shithead before you go on a little pussy ass rant. I’m old enough to remember seeing them on the original run. So yes my comment is correct from the way I read your statement. They fell out of popularity. As for the controversy, yes it was overblown. By the way I believe Snopes as much is I believe Wikipedia.
@@oakpineranch "The way you phrased your question I thought you were talking about when I was originally canceled. You mentioned nothing about what you just now posted." What are you talking about? I didn't ask a question, and I'm not the one you originally replied to anyway. You replied to Scott Martin (he didn't ask a question either), and it was obvious that he was talking about the widely publicized fake outrage over the confederate flag from a few years ago that resulted in The Dukes of Hazzard reruns being taken off the air. " You really think Snopes is even accurate" They are about this, dumbass. Have you been living in a cave? "You need to be more specific" No, Scott Martin didn't need to be more specific, because it was blatantly obvious what he was talking about, given that there was only one instance in history where fake outrage got The Dukes of Hazzard taken off the air, and that was a few years ago. "you little whiny shithead before you go on a little pussy ass rant." Your non sequitur is dismissed, simpleton, as is your laughable attempt to redefine the words "whiny" and "rant." "I’m old enough to remember seeing them on the original run." Congratulations. I am too, along with billions of other people. "So yes my comment is correct from the way I read your statement." You didn't know what Scott Martin was talking about because you're an idiot. "By the way I believe Snopes as much is I believe Wikipedia." That Snopes article wasn't an opinion piece, moron. The article contains facts; facts about events that anyone should remember happening because they happened just a few years ago. Also, LOL at you being afflicted with Wikiphobia, which is straight out of 2005.
I have to say I wonder what John Schneider and Tom wopat and any other surviving members of the cast think about dukes of Hazzard series and merchandise being banned on TV and in Walmart Target JCPenney Sears eBay and Amazon!!!
I love Dukes of Hazzard .All that was in the show.i miss Uncle Jessi and Boss Hog and Rosco and all that are gone I wish they would be able to show Dukes of Hazzard on tv again
I always loved Luke Duke,Bo Duke and Daisy ,Jessi Duke and the whole program.Those were the days my friend I thought they would never end on tv.I'm so glad i can watch them on fb.and utube .Love ya all.
John Schneider was one of the very few Hollywood people that helped out Bay County after Hurricane Michael. The rest of them just ignored us. Thanks John. #850STRONG
I met Tom Wopat at the Marriott of the Town Centers in Charleston, WV back in I remember 1987. We were there on a weekend party bing and Wopat was in the bar because he was staying there. He was doing a book signing in the area that weekend. One Hell of a guy and real. He enjoyed himself as much as we did having him hang with us.
I can say this because i was there, he aint much on dancing but damn if he wasnt having a good time... Loved it and what a memory brother.
Well, he was on cocaine.
Tom Wopat commented that it's difficult to pinpoint the success in the show but we must admit that this was a different show that honed and respected family values and structure; and viewers wanted more of that.
Tymothi Coffee and now today there is fake reality tv. I miss the old days of tv. So much better back then.
The writers did a masterful job and personifying the General. When the General got hurt, fans hurt. When the General got stolen, fans felt a personal loss. That car represented so much more than just cool transportation. Add in the family values of the show and there was no way it could fail.
In this 80s I was a teenager and I didn't miss a single episode of the Dukes of Hazzard. Best sitcom ever. Can we please get some reruns. No remakes, just reruns. Dukes can't be duplicated. Facts
The Duke's and the Andy Griffith Show both respected family values, the right way and structure! Times have changed so much in 30 years and it's not changed for the better.
Mkie Z agree 1000%
The Dukes
The Waltons
Little House on the Prairie
I could relate to all these shows.
I grew up in a country life .
@@brianburgett5894 Let's not forget The Middle as well.
From the age of 9 till 16 I was there at the tv every Friday for the Dukes and those jumps.
Haha...me too!
So was I when i still lived in France. The show was very popular there too, at least in our family. We even had CB radios, and i still have.
The show became my favorite ever. And i for sure keep watching it.
Buddy... I remember, I was 5 or 6, and I peed in the heat vent, ( I was 5 or 6) and my best friend Brent ratted me out, and I got grounded from tdoh for that Friday night
That was the highlight of the week! Every Friday night me and my brother and sisters all got a candy bar and watched the dukes. My dad popped popcorn and my whole family watched this show. That was the best times of my life.
Mikel Peak Absolutely awesome memory there. Totally felt it. 👍🏻
Greetings from Greece, it was a huge success in the 80s for Greece as well.
I was lucky enough to be around 10 when they started playing this on national TV.
Just a thank you to everyone who was on the Dukes of Hazzard. You made my Friday nites at home with my Mama and Daddy. We loved it. We watched it together. Made a lot of good memories for me as well as my family. So thank you to all who made this Show possible. ❤🫶🦋
40 years later and it’s still a great show!
They don't have shows like that anymore...I have the entire series on DVD and it brings back so many memories. Great show!
This was a one in a million shows, I wish it could have gone on forever. Miss this show and the very good actors in it.
Kathy Bartlett i agree i was about 14 when it came on and was 20 when it ended wished it stayed on into the 90’s
Yes me as well it had something for everyone. That's a feat in of itself. ❤
THE DUKES OF HAZZARD is my all time favorite show,You just don't love a show like you did that one.
Ummmm. Yeah moron. Like, The Starsky & Hutch TV Show. Batman, Lost in Space.Hunter, need i go on !!!!
@@starskythejoker7295 ever hearx of, a opinion?
@@starskythejoker7295 You're an ass
Got to agree this show topped all the others when i was a kid.
I wasnt alive during the time they were making new episodes but I grew up watching reruns and it was the best. i didnt even get shown kids shows i watched dukes, westerns, and nascar
This was my Dad's favorite show when he was a kid and I grew up watching this
i love that username
Your profile pic is awesome. I'm a huge Dale Earnhardt fan.
the ending shot SHOULD have had Denver's face on that mountain too … JMHO
People loved it for the car.. Same as knight Rider, Delorean, A-Team van, Ecto-1. Duke's 69 Charger is not a symbol of racism, but a rebel and a staple of American muscle that everyone loves.
@Wes Prang ya the show was pretty good too..if that's what you mean
My dad took me to an auto show in Buffalo just to get Ben Jones' [Cooter] autograph when I was a little kid and he couldn't have been a nicer guy. I loved this show, kinda thought the Jonny Knoxville remake stunk, but any chance to see working fully functional '69 orange Charger onscreen is worth it.
Catherine Bach is still gorgeous.
you know when something is "big" when it has a documentary . . . .
THIS IS THE ONLY SHOW I COULDNT MISS IN LIFE AS A CHILD;;;IT WAS A SHOW OF ALL MY HEROS..I WATCHED THIS SHOW RELIGOUSLY....
I saw Tom Wopat in New York playing the part of Billy Flynn the attorney in Chicago at the Ambassador. It was interesting seeing him in a Broadway play after growing up watching him as Luke Duke.
This show is what got me into car's, love those chargers
could not imagine not being a fan of this great show , not only was it one of my favorites for Saturday nights on the BBC growing up in the UK , but of all time . Thank you BBC for signing the UK rights for it . John Schneider always be my favorite
I was and still am a big fan of the show. Used to ride my bike and dirtbike to go watch them tape here in SoCal. Thanks to all the actors and crew for making my childhood very memorable!!!
My favorite show have to have my general Lee Duke boys daily !!!!!!!
I really love this TV serie. I bought the collection of cd's..long live for cousins Dukes and Yessy of couse! regards from MEX.
Will always be the show in my opinion. It has kept my interest for over 30 years still watch it in fact watching it know... Peoples Choice episode lets see if Thelma Claire Rogers can win an election against Boss...
This was a terrific lookback on the show. Strangely, I've never seen so much as a single episode but I was always very familiar with it and how popular it was and I sure remember seeing the commercials advertising that weeks episode. Times were sure different back then and despite Daisy's short-shorts being her own idea, nowadays sjw's would rally the world over if they had a female character even think of wearing such a thing because today men are bad and women are just their poor victims. I miss the Duke period so much.
I know your comments 2 years old so you may not see this... But it actually wasn't her idea... In an interview she said she came out of the trailer to get some food and she was wearing her pajamas which was the shorts and shirt. Someone... can't quite most likely the director.... saw her and said 'that's your outfit now.'basically what they said and yes I honestly heard her say it in an interview
One of the best shows growing up.
We have an elevated set of railroad tracks in my hometown. When I was 17, and just started driving, I had a 69 Buick Skylark that I’d jump over the tracks. Scared my friends silly, but it sure was fun.
We had 1 of those in my hometown too. 1st time i jumped it i never took my foot off the gas. Thankfully there's a field on the other side cause as soon as i landed my car shot left straight in the field LOL.
@@joespitler3929 We all had our Dukes of Hazzard moments. 30 years ago I jumped a 72 cutlass on a hill a few miles down the road from me at a 110 mph with 3 friends no seat belts and blew a rear tire on impact. I went from one side of the road to the other about 4-5 times before it slowed down n drove it home on the flat and never did that again. I actually never drove that car again and sold it with the flat tire for $100. A year later they redid the road and removed the hill. We laugh about it today but we all know we got real lucky that day.
Back when I was a kid a cop got in big trouble because he went airborne over some tracks and destroyed the suspension on his cruiser. He swore up and down that he didn’t know that they were there because he never went down that road before and was responding to a call but it came out that there wasn’t a call and that he heard about them from a friend and was a dukes of hazard fan
I’m 17 and I have seen every episode of Dukes. My family owns the entire series on DVD and we used to watch a episode everyday at dinner.
I just love his Voice, even if Tom is Ranking or singing!!! 😍❤
I was in my early teens back in those days, I can clearly remember looking forward to each weeks new episode every Saturday evening. Was the tv highlight of the week for me. I am in the UK and it was great being transported across the pond to crazy old Hazzard County for that hour every week. The characters and everything about that show was fantastic in my eyes.
"...Fightin' the system 'like a two modern-day Robin Hood.... " (Yee-hah!)
All the people on this show are still class acts. No matter what anyone says. They were professional actors and musicians.
❤️Back when stunts were _real_ , done by real _stuntmen!_ none of this CGI 💩in today’s television.❤️ Good quality wholesome family viewing pleasure👍 I remember laying in the thick shag carpet at my grandparent’s watching this as a kid (about 2 feet from the 📺 screen 🤣); still one of my all time favorite TV series!
I'm late here to the party.. but this show gave me such great childhood memories thank you to the Dukes of Hazzard the cast was fabulous the whole show production was just wow!!!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I loved this show when I was a kid even though I was living in the UK, as it got a fairly high profile time-slot on the BBC for its first run - early Saturday evening IIRC.
After Dukes, Tom Wopat was one the three actors who tried to auditioned the role of Mitch Buchannon in Baywatch , and he was up against David Hasselhoff and Adrian Paul from Highlander, but of course, it was The Hoff who gotten the gig.
Not just teenagers liked it, children liked it too! As a girl, I loved the cars, Bo was an early crush, and Daisy was a role model! What a fun show! So honest and understandable.
My favorite character was Flash. ;-)
Most Iconic' Once In a Lifetime' Intentionally Made, Fictional Dimention of a Real Family ' With a Good Spirit' Hit Show Written Around Them!🇺🇸
Absolutely love the Dukes of Hazzard. In my humble opinion the General Lee is the most iconic car in TV/film history. He is a legendary......yeehaw.....
It was badass to see KITT racing against The Gen. Lee (unmarked) on the episode of Knight Rider's "Give me Liberty, or Give me Death" and KITT jumped over The Gen. like a bad habit.
Can i get a clip of that?
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I IDOLIZED THIS SHOW ABOVE ALL OTHERS;;THIS WAS MY FAMILY SHOW....
Timeless classic! I was 19 when I first saw it in 1978. As a young guy I wish I had a car like the General Lee. While I was fascinated by the stunts I did not really want to drive the car the way the Dukes did. I also was taken by the story line messages that right always wins over wrong doing, the good guys always win! John and Tom were not bad role models.
Ahh my God .... Daisy Duke or Catharine Bach she is so beautiful 🌹
January 2020
It's all about the general Lee. Love that car. Sounds amazing
I love this show! I've got the complete DVD set.
Never ever will be another show like the dukes of hazzard
I grew up on this it was my all time favourite. x
I was and still a die fan of the DUKES OF HAZZARD and yes I wasn't happy with the switching of BO AND LUKE but I still never missed and episode
Its was 4 duke bo and Luke coy and van
OHH yes I didn't like the switching either but I kept on watching
I love the Mount Rushmore image at the end. There ought to be a T-Shirt!
my parents thought daisies shorts were to short so i didnt get to watch it at times.funny stuff especially compared to what they wear or dont wear today.
When I'm pinning for yesteryear and the family is doing their own thing, in go the Dukes dvd's..
All those '69 Dodge Chargers.....
What a beautiful sight 😌
started to run out of them wish they had interviewed the rest of the cast
What's a good sight is when I open garage door and I see Daisy's car, Jesse's pickup and cooters tow truck. Working on a deal to get a charger.
@@wreckerjonny6144 for real?
@@larsbambi1575 yup.
72 roadrunner
76 f150
1968 f350 Ford wrecker that's what I got so far
It was pure escape from people's troubles...it was what green acres and petticoat junction was to an earlier generation and is and will remain timeless
The ten people that didn't like were probably 8's enough fans.
it was one of thos things that when you heard as a kid about the show at school from your class mates about this you no youre late when you tune in and the first thing you saw was the jump thats when you as a kid new you where hooked! like the series friends and kitt or the A-team it just klikt
god bless these people i miss the show no more to say
This is my lifetime favorite show ever. I can remember when I was a young kid watching this. I watched the pilot episode in the hospital at 7 years old. I watched it like religion till it went off 7 years later. Once it left the air I dont remember any reruns till Tom wopat got a gig on CMT in the late 90s and they played the reruns while he had his show on their network. And ironically I dont remember any coy and Vance episodes running in that time. Lol when it left CMT I dont remember reruns until recent years on me TV and I'm not sure it's even still on it. Prolly bc of the general and all the rebel flags and rebel flag tags on the cop cars I'm sure. As sad as that is its probably the reason I'm sure. Anyway it's fine with me bc my wife bought me the whole 7 season set and I'm watching them all the way threw on season 4 now. Only problem with the set is the episodes are not in true order. Like the season bo and Luke wreck Daisy's road runner and she gets the jeep. After that episode played there were a few that popped up where she all sudden was in car then back to jeep in the next. Also that yellow road runner started out Luke's in the pilot and then a episode or so later it was the "extra" car then it became Daisy's car till it was wrecked. And the general became both boys car when the yellow car became Daisy's it was like they were kinda letting stuff fall into place as it progressed in the first and second seasons
Charles Greer: You're right about the continuity errors in the episodes order, but in truth, that's the way they were aired during the original run.
There's no official explanation for why that happened, but you can look up the episode air dates, and there are footnotes that mention exactly what you said.
Daisy has a jeep this episode, then the next episode she has the yellow car, then back to the jeep.
The same is true of Huey Hogg. The first time he shows up, there's a brief description from Waylon about who he is, Boss Hogg's nephew. The next time, almost a year later, there's a detailed description of who he his and why is on the show. Almost as if he's never been on the show before and he's being introduced as a new character.
There even an episode that was filmed in season two and didn't air until season three. Only if you watched the previous episode in season two, do you realize that the episode in season three has references from that previous show.
They covered everything except Waylon Jennings' part in things. How'd they choose him? What made him decide to do it? He had as large a part in his own way as 'The Big 3".
mdbruffy Waylon did the narration/music on the movie Moonrunners. That movie inspired the series so Waylon was key. He was also the #1 country star at the time n they paid him good.
@@waymorewaylon9844 Okay. but they still should have interviewed and/or mentioned him like they did the others.
Waylon signing on was the actual reason this show was picked up.
TOM WOPAT
AND JOHN SCHNEIDER
I LOVE YOU ❤️ XXXOOO YOUR FAN
Beautiful ! Un saluto dall'Italia
The Episode GHOST OF GENERAL LEE showed everyone's range and how good they all were.
Great 😀 I love this show .
All the classic Dodge Chargers totaled enough to make you cry.
they weren't classics back then. just 10 years old
however. they were just what the doctor ordered. originally, as the story goes, they looked at Camaro's. but they were too short to fly over the jumps
280 68/69 chargers😢
This started to make my eyes water
john and tom had that cemisty that worked the cast great to and those stuntswere just great to watch
The only thing i didn't like about the show is how many Chargers were totalled.
2 WORDS: NO KIDDING!
it was only somewhere around 300
@@dodgeramsport01 Somewhere I read that it "was about 350", but I don't remember where I read that at.
@@marcboulware6242 No it was more like 275
Yes but a good majority were beyond even radical saving. They had many that had no floors barely any structure over launch cage. And most good parts were salvaged. There was an actualy good car that was dropped in lake John owned, true 440 car, supposedly a fellow down south has it fully restored. The very first 01 Charger was found and restored a ways back. Honestly most had more bondo than metal, hastily paitned flag with medical tape border. Just for a launch.
I swear it John in his prime looks very similar to Smallville's Tom Welling when they were the same age. It made it easy, I think for people on the show who were not aware that Clark was adopted to believe that he was Jonathan Kent's biological son, because they look very much alike.
This is so good
anyone remember that orange box with the yellow button that payed the dixie horn? we had swings in the back yard. when i was a kid i kept pressing that button as i was swinging
Dukes of hazzard is a very good shows all the people who played in Dukes of hazzard is very good
Just a good ol' boys....!
I always thought elvis would have been awesome as a guess star
I seriously hope that the damn Left people of this world today don't ruin this show. I hope there will still be companies out there who will release these in its full form and not photoshop anything out of it. I loved this show. So many damn memories from watching it when I was younger. I've been meaning to buy the whole complete set of this series for some time. I would always look forward to watching this show every day with my Dad when I got home from school. This show is also what made me become a Mopar fan and helped shape my dream car as a 69 Dodge Charger! The Rebel flag is not Racist. This is more to me than just a TV show.
Daisy went from a popular duke show series, to now your on young and the restless lol
@@starskythejoker7295 found the snowflake who doesnt like people have their own opinions on anything if it isnt the same as theirs.
Hee haw with stunts great show
One thing that was strange about the DoH was it somehow circumvented the 'Rural Purge' that CBS was known for. The only other I can think of was The Waltons. Maybe Dallas in a way. Otherwise the network wanted high rise apartments, oceansides, and glass offices.
Daisy what's the apple of my eye. Beautiful woman
THE DUKES OF HAZZARD FORMED MY LIFE...….IT CREATED WHO I AM IN LIFE...
I’ve never watched dukes of hazard even why am I here...
I love the dukes
It was on before Dallas!
Lone wolf trucker 99 Ky After, “The Incredible Hulk”
WRONG.
I don't think it is hard to pin down why this show has maintained a strong following. Not too hard at all. In a world that is riddled with sinister minds that are constantly betraying the noble code.....we need to look into some direction for a glimpse of how life could be if only we all had the best intentions in heart and mind for one another. Instead of indifference and apathy we get to see genuine care and concern for the good health and well being of EVERYONE. Was no classification that made you worthy of respect and dignity. Just as long as your will was good you were welcomed. And also,if outsiders or marauders came around hatching evil plots...they met with the firey flames of Bo and Luke Dukes arrows that ALWAYS hit their mark! This show is big medicine in a sad sick world. I have a general lee model car that I will never build. I merely wish to preserve the package in prestein condition. Just like my memories of my childhood and how this show taught me to defend the weak. This show and others is what influenced me to take care of my community. And God has no doubt blessed all those responsable for producing such timeless and important material,many times over.
Life never the same since the Duked of Hazzard
Pause it at 0:05 - "Free Beer (In a glass $10)"
Bugger the glass, i'll bring a red plastic cup. Heck, if it's free i'll drink it out of a bottle cap I find on the floor as long as they keep the free beer coming.
Why is there no Uncle Jesse on Mount Dukemore???
And then pretend outrage snowflakes got the show pulled from tv.
It just fell out of popularity. No snowflakes involved.
@@oakpineranch You don't know what you're talking about. It happened in 2015 when the fake outrage over the confederate flag was suddenly manufactured:
"Amid the ongoing national debate in America over the display of the Confederate flag, the TV Land cable/satellite channel confirmed they would no longer be airing reruns of the 1980s television series The Dukes of Hazzard"
"A week after Warner Bros. announced it would no longer sanction the manufacturing of “Dukes of Hazzard” merchandise featuring the flag, TV Land announced it’s pulling reruns of the 1980s’ TV series featuring John Schneider and Tom Wopat as Bo and Luke Duke in fictional Hazzard County, Georgia."
www.snopes.com/news/2015/07/01/tv-land-dukes-hazzard/
Fuckin ediots...wreck everything...
The way you phrased your question I thought you were talking about when I was originally canceled. You mentioned nothing about what you just now posted. You really think Snopes is even accurate i you mentioned nothing about what you just now posted. You need to be more specific you little whiny shithead before you go on a little pussy ass rant. I’m old enough to remember seeing them on the original run. So yes my comment is correct from the way I read your statement. They fell out of popularity. As for the controversy, yes it was overblown. By the way I believe Snopes as much is I believe Wikipedia.
@@oakpineranch "The way you phrased your question I thought you were talking about when I was originally canceled. You mentioned nothing about what you just now posted."
What are you talking about? I didn't ask a question, and I'm not the one you originally replied to anyway. You replied to Scott Martin (he didn't ask a question either), and it was obvious that he was talking about the widely publicized fake outrage over the confederate flag from a few years ago that resulted in The Dukes of Hazzard reruns being taken off the air.
" You really think Snopes is even accurate"
They are about this, dumbass. Have you been living in a cave?
"You need to be more specific"
No, Scott Martin didn't need to be more specific, because it was blatantly obvious what he was talking about, given that there was only one instance in history where fake outrage got The Dukes of Hazzard taken off the air, and that was a few years ago.
"you little whiny shithead before you go on a little pussy ass rant."
Your non sequitur is dismissed, simpleton, as is your laughable attempt to redefine the words "whiny" and "rant."
"I’m old enough to remember seeing them on the original run."
Congratulations. I am too, along with billions of other people.
"So yes my comment is correct from the way I read your statement."
You didn't know what Scott Martin was talking about because you're an idiot.
"By the way I believe Snopes as much is I believe Wikipedia."
That Snopes article wasn't an opinion piece, moron. The article contains facts; facts about events that anyone should remember happening because they happened just a few years ago. Also, LOL at you being afflicted with Wikiphobia, which is straight out of 2005.
here in Winnipeg I saw a General Lee tear around a corner....then whistling dixie the horn song right?
the 10 people who disliked were probably on drugs while watching
Gary Humel either that or they are teenagers lol
All of the police cars they destroyed in this show practically kept the Chrysler corporation in business.
what episode is 4:11
I have to say I wonder what John Schneider and Tom wopat and any other surviving members of the cast think about dukes of Hazzard series and merchandise being banned on TV and in Walmart Target JCPenney Sears eBay and Amazon!!!
True blood used a lot of old Dukes of Hazards sets.
I love Dukes of Hazzard .All that was in the show.i miss Uncle Jessi and Boss Hog and Rosco and all that are gone
I wish they would be able to show Dukes of Hazzard on tv again
Yes, Simpler times.
I always loved Luke Duke,Bo Duke and Daisy ,Jessi Duke and the whole program.Those were the days my friend I thought they would never end on tv.I'm so glad i can watch them on fb.and utube .Love ya all.
I LIKE THE DUKES OF HAZZARD..... KISS MY CONFEDERATE AS......
Why didn’t. They talk about Ben Jones
I have the whole series on Dvd
They should have had Alabama on the show.
The poor cars
1:41 lucky Cathy sadly one of the stunt people got killed